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Angel With Floating FishThis original etching is 4X4 is framed to 20 1/2" X 25." (See options...) |
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BenedictionThe words coming out of this angel’s mouth are purposely provocative and designed to make you wonder “What does that mean?” It’s Latin, beatus est pisciculus, meaning “Blessed is the little fish.” Floating fish symbolize the magic all around us and they are blessed little things themselves, to bring this magic into our lives. Is the angel blessing the fish or the fish blessing the angel? The fish is a symbol I frequently use and this painting was meant as my “thank-you” for a lot of the magic in my life. Christensen’s original painting is 36x48 inches. Our Anniversary edition is released in two sizes, a very limited quantity at a major-statement size of 40 x 30, and also at 24 x 18 inches. The blessing of Benediction works beautifully at either size. (See options...) |
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Jonah“Now the Lord had prepared a great fish to swallow up Jonah. And Jonah was in the belly of the fish for three days and three nights.” (Jonah 1:17) I have always loved the story of Jonah and the whale. When I read the scripture that said that the Lord had “prepared a great fish” to swallow the recalcitrant prophet, my imagination took off. If I were preparing a magical fish, it would be no ordinary whale or grouper! So I painted my version of Jonah’s special fish. The window is one way glass. The effect would be ruined if Jonah could see out! (See options...) |
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Midnight Scholar(See options...) |
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ParablesWhat can we learn about compassion and forgiveness from the Parable of the Prodigal Son? What does the metaphor of the Good Shepherd teach us about integrity and leadership? Do the parables of Jesus really apply to us today? The imaginative art of James Christensen illuminates the parables taught in the New Testament by Jesus Christ. Twelve parables and four additional teaching stories are brought to life in this painting. See if you can find them all: Good Samaritan, Widow's Mites, Prodigal Son, Sower, Lost Coin, Good Shepherd, Pharisee and Publican, Importunate Friend, Rich Fool, Ten Virgins, Talents, Sheep and Goats, House Upon a Rock, Woman Taken in Adultery, Rich Man and Lazarus, and Gospel Net. (See options...) |
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Sharing Our LightJames captivates us anew as he asks that we reflect on the virtue of sharing. "The light within each of us is a gift to share with others. I believe our talents grow when we share our experiences with friends, family, sweethearts, and especially the young. Like Everyman, you can also search for other thoughtful people and share your light with them." Published from the artist’s original acrylic painting. (See options...) |
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Tempus Fugit (Time Flies)"This is the look on my face when I glance up from painting and realize an entire afternoon has passed. I'm like the guy in the painting. Things always take more time than I think they will." (See options...) |
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The Man In The MoonThe man in the moon Looked out of the moon And this is what he said, “’Tis time that, now I’m getting up, All babies went to bed.” So goes the famous childhood nursery rhyme that inspired this brilliant confection by artist Scott Gustafson. This character climbs out of a moon that is chock full of navigational aides, along with his nocturnal companion. He just woke up and is checking to be sure all the little ones on Earth are tucked in for the night. Maybe there’s a wee one under your roof who would love to doze off under his watchful eye or perhaps this limited edition will be your very unique gift to the expectant parents in your life. (See options...) |
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